Airtel Bank launched a RuPay smartwatch with the partnership of noise

Airtel Payments Bank introduced a new smartwatch in collaboration with Noise and NPCI at the Global Fintech Fest 2024. This innovative device features an integrated RuPay chip, allowing users to make contactless payments directly from their wrist. It also offers a range of health and fitness monitoring features, making it a convenient and versatile wearable. The launch of this smartwatch comes shortly after Airtel's decision to discontinue its Wynk Music streaming service in favor of new bundle packs offering Apple TV+ and Apple Music. This strategic move aligns with Airtel's efforts to expand its digital services and provide customers with a more comprehensive range of entertainment options.


Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch Features


  • The Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch is equipped with an embedded RuPay chip in the dial for direct, on-the-go payments, the company said in a press release. It is also offers NCMC integration, which brings support for tap and pay transactions. Courtesy of this integration, the smartwatch supports payments at merchant locations and on transit systems across the metro, buses, parking facilities and more, in India. Users can choose to toggle contactless payments on/off from the smartwatch.


  • The new Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch is also equipped with traditional health and fitness monitoring features, including blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure measurement. It is also claimed to be capable of tracking 130 sports modes and users can customise it with a selection of over 150 cloud-based watch faces.

  • The smartwatch also supports Bluetooth calling and comes with IP68 dust and water resistance. Airtel says it sports a TFT LCD screen with 550nits brightness. It also displays notifications, call reminders and messages when connected to the smartphone, similar to other smartwatches. The Airtel Payments Bank smartwatch promises a battery life of up to 10 days on a single charge.
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